Posts Tagged ‘sybil law’

Bullets, bracelets and breastesses

Friday, May 15th, 2009


As you know, a Wonder Woman film is currently in production. The biggest difficulty is, of course, finding the actress to play the titular character. Search no more, Hollywood, because I have found her, and her name is Sybil Law!

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She's guaranteed to stop any criminal dead in his tracks. If it's cold out, they'll surrender themselves personally to her.

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Her ass is stronger than a speeding bullet. And she enjoys Sapphic delights with her sidekick, Wonder Whore.

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And she can kick higher than her head, which makes you think of all types of bendy flexible things that she could probably do too.

Sybil Law is Wonder Woman. And today is her birthday! Go wish her a happy hrmrmhrm anniversary of her 21st birthday!


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Yesterday I played a little game of Two Truths, One Lie. Here are the three that I wrote, along with the right answer:


1. I failed one class each during high school, college, and law school.

This one is the lie. In college, I missed an exam which was 50% of my grade in Psych during sophomore year. I failed the class and had to make it up the next year. In law school, I took a class that had no attendance policy and a multiple choice exam. I never went to class and didn't study for the exam, and failed by one point. In high school, I had a 4.8 GPA and can't remember getting a grade lower than an A.

2. I've never watched an episode of Survivor, but I watched all of the seasons of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.

It's true. I've never seen even a minute of Survivor. And maybe this is me mincing words and using semantics, but I didn't actually say that I watched all of the episodes, just all of the seasons, of Queer Eye. I liked Ted and Thom – they had actually useful advice sometimes. This was during my phase when I'd watch Extreme Makeover: Home Edition and Trading Places.

3. When I went to summer camp as a kid, I didn't go to the bathroom except to pee for the entire two weeks I was there.

This is true. Yes, I went to the bathroom to shower. By "go to the bathroom", I meant use the toilet. I didn't want to use the cabin's bathrooms, so I ate very little and by the time I got home, I ran for the toilet and spent two hours in there. And that started my tradition of spending hours in my throne room with a book.

Thanks for guessing, and those of you who got it right win absolutely nothing!

Look at my package

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

This is a multi-faceted post. First, there's the video. Thanks Sybil and Special K! And if you watch carefully, you can see some Halloween props we've built in the background.:

Then, there's the scanned drawing from Sybil's daughter.

Also, don't forget! Tonight at 9 PM EST, Britt and I will jump around and throw verbal poo on air during Episode Three of "Clearly, you're retarded!" We'll be discussing abortion! You can listen live online at Talkshoe.com, or download the Talkshoe application and you can chat and even call in!

Finally, AmyD asked me to post this, so I've posted it here verbatim:

You might remember last year that my mom reconnected with her brother. My uncle was a marine in Vietnam. My mom has been helping him try to locate a fellow marine that he was in the service with. She's already used all the available services online for looking up old friends who are veterans, etc. and she asked if I wouldn't mind posting something on my blog. I was wondering if you guys would mind adding a blurb to a post or something just asking your readers if anyone might know the family, him, etc? It's a long shot, I know, but I'd like to try for my uncle and I'd really appreciate the help.

If you don't mind – the info is below:

Charles R Stevens- Indianapolis, Indiana (from there)
Marine Corp
2nd Battalion, 1st Marines, Echo Company, Da Nang, August 1966-1967
Weapons Platoon, Machine Gun

Graduated from Camp Pendelton and served in Da Nang with Gene Bishop. They trained and graduated together, and spent 48 hours in Okinawa awaiting transit together. They were separated upon arriving at Da Nang Air Force Base, Gene Bishop and Stevens served together until Bishop was wounded in Operation Stone, in 1967 and shipped out to Guam, and then Oakland Naval Hospital in the States.

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Friday, May 16th, 2008


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Since I was busy yesterday solving the country's problem of ingrained racism, I neglected several birthdays, so a drawing was in order.

Belated happy birthday wishes to Sybil, BlondeBlogger, and Grant! You're all really fucking old!